Just toss in a throwaway line about vampires with souls ageing slowly and you're good. Landau IS a vampire so she pretty much looks the same anyhow.

I totally heard all of that in her voice hahah

Oh nice work

Yea you got her lmao but for audio only, we wouldnt know wtf was ever going on if Dru just talked like Dru.

You got her spot on 😂 I was honestly a bit disappointed with the whole project tbf. Definitely seemed more like the actors reading fanfic of themselves rather than a continuation of their characters.

you just summoned Dru! Loved every word of it

Season 1 2 and 5 are the good seasons of angel

And Charisma too. She originally auditioned as the slayer

@@MINKIN2 glade she didn’t get it

True, the show would've been canceled first season, if a whiny actress like Charisma had to carry it.

​@@malcolmdrake6137Are you say Buffy did not also whine literally Anya and Buffy and Dawn and Zander ane Andew all had angst and were facing personal and world ending dread. Charisma is really fun actresss. I didnt ans many fans can see / hear how she was treated by her employer over had own life choice

Or, well, eight episodes, per IMDB. And people love Clem, man.

I just renewed my subscription to listen to this

Yes! More Clem!

Ohhh We need sooo much more.. Could we also have a adult cartoon of this.

Its out now!! Run, don't walk!

Thank you! It’s so hard to find Buffy fans who aren’t biased. I listened to the sample, thought it seemed a bit crap, but everyone was raving about it so I thought I would give it a chance….it is a bit crap. Don’t get me wrong, I loved the nostalgia, but the story was predictable, the characters didn’t seem authentic and the underlying message was this cookie cutter, good in all of us, blah, blah, blah. Don’t get me wrong, I listened to the whole thing, but considering I’ve seen every episode of Buffy in excess of 50 times (excluding some of season 4 and 5), I wouldn’t choose to listen to this again. It had so much potential and they could have done so much with it, but I feel they feel short.

@@dafinchimusic7480 For me, it is the whole multiverse thing I can't stand anymore. It is just a convenient and lazy way to justify everything. I am glad that Cordy and Tara are back but coming from an alternative universe ? In BTVS, it was just a joke, not a major plot.

I agree. This is cringe level 💯 no Buffy, Willow, Xander. We love this show and all that it is. It is time To move on. These actors need to do something else. Clamor for it? Nah. I’ll pass. It’s like when they rebooted charmed. Leave Buffy alone. It’s a beautiful wonderful world of 7 seasons.

I'd guess not longer than 3 months ago

Feb-March 2023

Sarah's been kind of reclusive these last 10 years aside from a Tide commercial she did with Freddie Prinze during the Pandemic. Oh, and an interview she did for Insider or GQ on YT last year I think. I think she may be largely done with everything.

Sarah has said she has a lot of love and respect for the character, but has kinda more or less said she's finished playing her. Anyway, the story was written in a way that, honestly, there's no real place for her. This wasn't a story about Buffy. I would have loved it, don't get me wrong, but with the story as it was, a Buffy appearance would have just felt a bit forced. At least IMO😂

Sarah is done with Buffy to a point that she doesn't feel the need to be involved in sort of way no more. She wants to move foward from it...

@@TheomiteSarah has been doing voices on Star Wars (Seventh Sister) and He-Man (Teela) animated shows. And she’s done Wolf Pack and Do Revenge.

Alyson is still friend with Whedon, I think, and this team is showing they can make a sequel without him.

Willow wouldn’t be in an AU where Tara is alive. That’s why it’s an AU.

@@happyrotter1989Any proof?

@@tananario23 No proof, just presumptions. She did not speak about Whedon in 2021 during the call out.

Amber Benson, I guess. But multiverse is really not my cup of tea. You can justify everything you want with that. It is overused.

Considering that her parents, who starred together in the original “Mission Impossible,” were American, nope.

It’s 2023.

Once again, it's not about one character, there is no I in team it wasn't about Sarah Michelle Gellar or just Buffy it was about the group. Team buff not just on her own team Sarah Michelle Gellar.. besides charisma is playing the Slayer, Sarah does it need to be in it and it will survive without her.

@@tananario23 And?

@@misslanapaulford And Superman/Batman was also about Lois Lane, Supergirl, Robin, Batgirl, and Alfred Pennyworth? Your logic comes from a place in which you liked other BtVS cast members (which is fine to an extent), more than the actual lead cast member, attached to the bonds/friendships that took place, and completely blind to the reality of the overall product. The story is said time and time again to be about Buffy's journey. Buffy did & didn't save the world on her own, she had a group, but she also had herself from start to finish. I'm fully aware that this is a *alternate universe* within the *BUFFYVERSE.* Nobody even said anything about Sarah Michelle Gellar either?? Why bring her up?

he may have dentures which alters speech similarly

Diversity is a good thing. People that complain about it are very sus.

Ignorant comment

​@@ki5h0re exactly and he acts like Kendra never existed

And without Buffy, Willow or Xander. How can there be a Tara without having Willow?

Well he was basically away during S4 and S5 so if you could enjoy those seasons then this shouldn't be a problem. People so often forget that there where tons of writers and Joss wasn't the only show runner.

It's a complicated thing... It turns out Joss Whedon did not manage his bad days in such a way as to avoid making them other people's bad days. Everyone makes mistakes, of course, we're all human, but the mature thing to do, then, is to take a step back and recognize where one may have acted unfairly, apologize, and strive to do better. This appears to be something Joss Whedon is bad at. That has in turn led to some degree of bad blood between him and a few people who have worked for him, who were the targets of his unfair behavior, and it has overall damaged his reputation and, with it, his career. He could make some effort to reach out and repair things, but his ego seems to be in the way, as when he did speak about the situation, it was mostly to deflect the blame and minimalize his own faults. The longer he fails to address it in a mature manner, take responsibility and sincerely apologize, the less likely it is that people will forgive him. So there are reasons why Joss isn't involved, but yes, it's kind of weird that it's happening at all.

@@Swenglish there is also the whole thing where workplaces (and in Hollywood in particular) allowing gifted people to be asshats so the normal societal rules that would quickly stop you and me from continuing on that path and instead beginning to contemplate our own behavior doesn't really kick in here until it is far too late.

​@@Henrik_Holst Yeah, there's definitely a cultural problem in the industry. In a lot of industries, really, and in just about any hierarchical system. In a hierarchical system, accountability exists mainly on a hierarchical basis. Joss Whedon would be accountable to people "above" him, but not to people "below" him, and so it seems that whenever he would get frustrated with the people "above" him for meddling with the creative process or screwing him over in some way, select individuals "below" him would suffer for it through his casually cruel remarks and threats to their careers or whatever. There's some unhealthy sense of validation in that. Schoolyard bullies do the same thing (often because they feel powerless in the hierarchy at home, so they create a secondary abusive hierarchy where they can be the one in power), and if nobody steps in and actually keeps an eye on them, they don't stop, and then they grow up to be just as bad as their parents or whatever, and it's like, at a certain point, one can't just keep blaming them for ones own cruelty. It's each individual's responsibility, no matter how traumatized and tortured, to grow the hell up and learn not to pay cruelty forward. That's not to say it's easy, but "hurt people hurt people" is an observation, not an excuse, and these hierarchies have a tendency to keep the chain of abuse going. It's kind of a fundamental problem with hierarchies in general, and the only way to insert more accountability is if a lot of people get together and collectively demand it, because there is power in numbers. But that too can be weaponized in unfair ways, and that's a whole other conversation. None of this is to say that the individual is not responsible for their own behavior.

Nor are your fingers connected to yours! 🧠

@@acorlite not crying, but good try. Also who is Warren

@@acorlite ah please

@@acorlite a real fan would know how much of a Primadonna, argent, narcissist Charisma was while filming the show. A real fan would also know why she was fired from Angel and how much of a handful she was. And a real fan would know that most older seasoned guests stars that were in the show and a couple that regulars thought the cast was the most immature and unprofessional cast on TV at that time and that Joss had to babysit everyday.